Sound Transmissions through Flanking Paths

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Noise and sound transmitted through duct walls, through floors or through ceilings

Noise transmitted through duct walls, or through floors and ceilings with lower transmission loss - TL - , may dramatically diminish the effect of silencers and other acoustic enclosures.

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